Vol 47, No 3 (1966)



About "staging" in the development of hypo-hypertensive forms of vascular pathology of the brain
Abstract
The problem of vascular diseases of the brain continues to be the focus of attention of researchers. However, in practical work, only persistent forms of lesions in hypertension are taken into account. Other forms associated with a violation of the tone of the vascular system of the brain are unjustifiably given much less importance.



Cerebral circulation disorders in myocardial infarction
Abstract
Symptoms of cerebrovascular accident in myocardial infarction, as indicated by N.K.Bogolepov, M. Yu. Melikova and T.A. Raevskaya, can either dominate the clinical picture, or appear only against the background of anginal pain, more often simultaneously with them or after a few hours and days, less often in the postinfarction period.






External electrical defibrillation for ventricular fibrillation or tachysystolic arrhythmia in patients with myocardial infarction
Abstract
One of the ways to reduce deaths in myocardial infarction is the elimination of ventricular fibrillation, which is the most common cause of sudden death in acute coronary insufficiency, as well as the removal of tachysystolic arrhythmias, which significantly worsen the prognosis in myocardial infarction.









Experience of using lemoran for angina pectoris and myocardial infarction
Abstract
Pain behind the sternum and in the region of the heart is the leading symptom in the clinical picture of angina pectoris and myocardial infarction. Continuing for a long time, it can also cause reflex ischemia of the heart. In these conditions, the elimination of pain is not only symptomatic, but also a pathogenetic method of treatment.






Clinical experience with chloracizine
Abstract
Chloracizin, synthesized in the Department of Chemistry of the Institute of Pharmacology and Chemotherapy of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences (S. V. Zhuravlev and A. N. Grishchenko), is a light-yellow fine-crystalline powder, readily soluble in water and saline.



From the experience of surgical treatment of patent ductus arteriosus
Abstract
Non-clogging of the ductus arteriosus is one of the most common cardiovascular abnormalities. The short average life expectancy of such patients (according to M. Abbott, about 24 years), on the one hand, and the good results of many operations, on the other, are convincing evidence of the need for surgical treatment of this defect. For the first time in the world, the Boston surgeon R. Gross successfully tied the ductus arteriosus (1938).












Nephritis and vascular inflammatory response
Abstract
40 years ago, S. S. Zimnitsky wrote in his monograph “Diseases of the Kidneys”: “Edema and dropsy sometimes develop with inflammation of the kidneys so quickly that there is no positive reason to talk about a serious and real loss of protein in the blood.









The use of steroids of anabolic and catabolic action in the treatment of "nephrotic syndrome" in children
Abstract
Under "nephrotic syndrome" in children is understood primary nephropathy, the characteristic features of which are pronounced edema, massive proteinuria, a decrease in albumin and an increase in the ag-globulin fraction in the blood serum, hyperlipidemia, mainly due to an increase in cholesterol.















To projection X-ray anatomy of the brain in children from birth to 13 years
Abstract
The number of works on projection X-ray anatomy of the brain is extremely limited (V. S. Maikova-Stroganova and D. G. Rokhlin, M. Kh. Faizullin, N. P. Subbotin). Therefore, we set ourselves the goal of conducting such studies in the morgues of Kazan on children's corpses in cases where there was no damage or disease of the brain and skull. Research was carried out on 40 male and 35 female corpses.












Experience of using pentamine in late toxicosis of pregnancy
Abstract
The domestic drug pentamin refers to substances with significant ganglion-blocking activity (M.D. Mashkovsky, I960 '; I. M. Sharapov, 1960; and others). By causing a blockade of autonomic ganglia, these substances have a hypotensive, sedative, antishock and antispasmodic effect, and also reduce venous pressure and cranial fluid pressure (S.V. Anichkov, 1958; P.P. Denisenko, 1958; and others).



Complications of cortisone therapy
Abstract
Back in 1956 Hench noted that adrenal cortex hormones are used to treat 119 different diseases, and especially widely in the clinic of internal diseases. According to Küchel (1963), the number of indications for corticosteroid therapy has now reached several hundred.






Seven-fold entanglement of the umbilical cord in combination with its true knot
Abstract
The length of the umbilical cord can vary. Normally, it is 50-60 cm, but excessively long umbilical cords are described - more than 100 cm. Complications arising in childbirth with an excessively long umbilical cord are associated with the possibility of the formation of true nodes and entanglement around the neck or trunk of the fetus.



About conservative treatment of cervical pregnancy
Abstract
Currently, the need for surgical treatment of cervical pregnancy at any of its stages is almost universally recognized. However, sometimes in the press you can find a description of a cervical pregnancy that was resolved in the early stages without surgery. We had to meet a similar case.






To the diagnosis and therapy of agranulocytosis
Abstract
The causal factor of agranulocytosis in 5 out of 9 patients could not be found (essential forms). One developed the disease shortly after the flu, the other after an odontogenic infection. In one patient, the onset of the disease was associated with the intake of pyramidon, in another - butadion.



Oscillatory indicator diagnostic value
Abstract
The oscillatory indicator (OP) reflects (with low-inert equipment) changes in the pulse volume of the artery under study, since it is determined at the level of average blood pressure, i.e., under conditions of maximum relaxation of the arterial wall.






Common arterial trunk in a 15-year-old boy
Abstract
There are two anatomical forms of such a defect: I - the pulmonary arteries depart from the common arterial trunk and II - the blood supply to the lungs goes through the bronchial arteries, but there is no pulmonary artery trunk. In both cases, the trunk sitting astride the interventricular septum receives blood from both ventricles communicating with each other by a defect.















Prolapsed ureter with calculus through the external opening of the urethra
Abstract
J., 50 years old, was admitted to the gynecological department on 28 / IX 1962 with a diagnosis of uterine tumor, urethral polyp (?). Complains of pain in the right side of the abdomen, especially when urinating, and bloody discharge from the genital tract. She got sick 3 days ago.












Features of sweating reactions and their pathogenetic significance in workers in constant darkness
Abstract
At film factories, film-copy factories, laboratories, etc., significant contingents of people work in conditions of partial and complete blackout in buildings without windows and skylights, which, even with all labor protection measures, adversely affects the state of the body of workers.



About shifts of some indicators of nitrogen metabolism and exchange of chlorides when working in the dark
Abstract
The lack of data on the state of metabolic processes among those working in the dark prompted us to address this issue. We carried out the determination of vacate oxygen in the urine using the Kanitz method (AM Petrun'kina, 1961) in those working in the dark.






Pathogenesis of neonatal jaundice
Abstract
In recent years, when studying the pathogenesis of neonatal jaundice, a number of important discoveries have been made that are important for the differential diagnosis and effective treatment of these diseases, since to date, more than 50 diseases of newborns have been described, the course of which can be complicated by jaundice.



On the development of urological care for the rural population
Abstract
Although over the past decade the number of places in urological departments and the number of urologists has increased, however, in individual autonomous republics, territories and regions of the RSFSR, the pace of development of urological care cannot be considered sufficient. The Tatar Republic lags far behind in the organization of specialized urological care for the population.






Lipid metabolism and atherosclerosis (Questions of regulation of lipid metabolism and pathogenesis of atherosclerosis)
Abstract
The question of the nature of atherosclerosis does not cease to be the subject of a collision of often completely opposite concepts, extremely heated discussions. Yet the most common in the concept of the pathology of atherosclerosis is the violation of lipid metabolism.



Acute circulatory failure in myocardial infarction
Abstract
The problem of reducing mortality in myocardial infarction is largely associated with the effectiveness of treatment in the initial period, especially with the success of the fight against acute circulatory disorders. AV Vinogradov's monograph is mainly devoted to these questions.



Innervation of the kidneys
Abstract
The book under review is a major study of the nervous system of the kidneys and renal pelvis, which in its idea is a continuation of the work of the Kazan school of neurohistologists on the innervation of the kidneys, begun in 1901 by the professor of Kazan University AE Smirnov.



The use of tracheotomy in general surgical practice
Abstract
The issue of combating respiratory failure is in the focus of modern resuscitation medicine. Tracheotomy, which was previously used most of all by otolaryngologists to eliminate acute asphyxia with mechanical obstruction of the airways, has become widely popular.



Rehabilitation therapy and social and labor rehabilitation of patients after stroke and alcoholism
Abstract
G. Z. Levin, E. D. Tykochinskaya, I. M. Tonkonogiy, E. I. Bondarenko, S. A. Dorofeeva (Leningrad) reported on the restoration of movements and speech after a stroke. By the restoration of function is meant not only restitution, but also compensation through the inclusion of new nerve elements that either did not participate in normal function before the disease or played a secondary role.











